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Shortly after taking oath as Karnataka’s Chief Minister, D.K. Shivakumar announced a series of initiatives focused on education, youth welfare, and job creation. Key measures include free bus passes for all students, a job-matching portal for unemployed youth, and the establishment of thousands of Bharat Jodo Youth Clubs in rural areas. The announcements signal the new government's strong focus on empowering young people and expanding opportunities across the state.

Karnataka’s new Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has hit the ground running with youth-focused reforms. From free bus passes for all students to employment initiatives and rural youth clubs, the new government is putting education, jobs, and community development at the center of its agenda.

Karnataka is set for a major political transition as senior Congress leader D.K. Shivakumar prepares to take oath as the state's new Chief Minister. A longtime party strategist and influential leader, Shivakumar's elevation marks a new chapter in Karnataka politics following the leadership change from Siddaramaiah. The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled in Bengaluru, with supporters celebrating across his home constituency of Kanakapura. Attention now turns to the formation of the new cabinet and the government's policy priorities in the coming months.

Congress leaders in Karnataka are set for a key CLP meeting today as speculation over the state's next Chief Minister refuses to die down. Discussions are expected around a possible leadership transition, cabinet formation, and balancing power within the party.

With Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar remaining at the center of political discussions, party insiders suggest important decisions could soon shape Karnataka's political future. Reports also indicate that Yathindra Siddaramaiah may be considered for a significant organizational or government role.

As Congress leadership prepares for crucial deliberations, all eyes are on today's meeting for signals about the state's next political chapter.

Karnataka politics may be heading toward a major turning point.

Speculation around Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s possible resignation has exploded after high-level Congress meetings in Delhi and a private discussion between Rahul Gandhi and the Karnataka CM.

While the Congress leadership officially denies any plans for a change, political circles are buzzing with reports that a leadership transition could be announced as early as May 28.

At the center of the conversation once again: DK Shivakumar.

Ever since Congress returned to power in Karnataka in 2023, rumors of a “rotational chief minister” agreement between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar have never fully disappeared. Now, with the government completing three years, those old discussions are back in the spotlight.

Meanwhile, reports also suggest Congress may consider moving Siddaramaiah to national politics through a Rajya Sabha role — though nothing has been confirmed.

The political tension reflects a deeper balancing act inside Congress: power-sharing, caste equations, regional influence, and the future leadership of one of the party’s most important states.

For now, all eyes are on Bengaluru and May 28.

Political buzz in Karnataka has intensified after the Congress high command summoned Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM D. K. Shivakumar to Delhi. While the party says the meeting is focused on upcoming Rajya Sabha and Legislative Council elections, speculation around a possible change in leadership is growing rapidly.

According to party sources, Congress may propose a new formula where Siddaramaiah could move to the Rajya Sabha, while D. K. Shivakumar may take over as the next Chief Minister. Discussions about balancing power within the party ahead of the next Assembly elections are reportedly underway.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, along with K. C. Venugopal and Randeep Singh Surjewala, are said to be playing key roles in the ongoing talks.

With Rajya Sabha elections approaching in June, all eyes are now on Delhi and the Congress leadership’s next move.